Retail

Non-essential businesses in some Texas cities have been ordered to close to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Beginning on March 30, all U.S. locations will temporarily close earlier than normal from Monday through Friday.

Staffers who are being furloughed will retain their benefits and insurance until June 1.

Here are 9 ways large and small business can use this time to enhance their brand experience online

The plan is to keep U.S. and European stores closed through April 5

The complaint claims that Amazon’s actions damaged Jackson's apparel brand.

Crocs will donate 10,000 pairs a day to health care workers.

Fanatics has halted production of MLB uniforms and converted its factory in Easton, Pennsylvania, to make medical gowns and masks.

Target said it saw a more than 50% rise in same-store sales so far in March for certain essential goods.

Workers have "risen to the occasion,” said Dollar Tree CEO Gary Philbin during an exclusive interview with FOX Business' Maria Bartiromo.

Some businesses have posted online asking customers not to come in if they have flu-like symptoms.

Operators that are struggling with staffing and plunging traffic, among other issues

President Donald Trump wants America to get back to business by Easter, suggesting some efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus outbreak will no longer be needed by then, but corporate America is taking its lead from health professionals.

The company began taking orders for the high-demand supplies on Wednesday.

Gun stores in South Florida are running out of inventory as COVID-19 continues to spread.

Yum Brands said it will continue to pay employees who are unable to work due to the coronavirus outbreak.